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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-02

Steamer xlyds fBr) Carr Demerara and Port span-0eo
Steamer AIvena OBJ MacKay rOrtauPrince AJAX Cages
Steamer Havten Republic COMPTON. Port an Prince 90
Lord & Austin. c . p..-..u
steamer E Taeor HFrcins Seworieans Van sickle
Steamer Seneca Walker Norfolk Newport News aud West
Steamer Fanny caawaadeT. Dillingham;. Batmere-B
ssteamer Commonwealth. Van Kirk NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
steamer Eoanora Bragg Portland-Horatio Hall.
snip cha. whitney speer LSnaonI wstnsI Co.
Ship Ravola c5r Iockhart liverpool whitney Co.
Ship Deutschland GER. Hngarloh. Bremen hef"A"A
sSp oSspdee Br Eli. Am.srsamI P Psrhsr Co.
Ship Bedford CBr Maion, Rotterdam-J Whitney GO;
ship WIN Dou glass (Trj McDouga. Antwerp Parker
Bark Nicolino utap. Kerrio, Bangkok, siam-vernon
BARK William Cochran (Br Dernier LondOn-Funsh. Edyo
Bark Emma Paysant (Br). Dexter. London-J whitney
Bark Augusta ntaD. Anasa.io EImouth-En9is q CO;
Bark Verdandi (Swed, Hagbers. Hernosanu' s"euen-
Bsrk Ada NOR Tobisssn stettin~C Tobias 4 Co.
BARK oscar (Nor) schrads GOthenburg-Benham Boye-
Lourna No JOpasssn Boz Room
Bark Atlantic Ger. Bottle. Hamburg-Hermshn hoop
Steamer scammen Bro, tBr. Inness, Hamburg-scammeu
s,rS @ Kpg qT Ppssr
BARK ItaD oamOardella. caen-Austin Baldwin
Bark Arcangelo Padre QtaD. Bland Maorca-J Parker
Bark Anna (Nor) olsen Perth Amboy-Benham Boyesen
Evvivva iBr) Ferris. Parahy ba-R B0r lann-
Brig Selma G (Br, Spurr Bear River. MS " farAer
& Co.
SAILED.
Steamer German!c and Egypt for Lvcrpoo saerno stet
tin Acr Bremen: City OF Para Aspnwa Seneca Newport
News; Commonwealth Philadelphia
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
bell buov painted black has been placed alongside Rob-
bins Reef buoy black No IT, NewYork har6or rms is 10
regarded experiment doubtful whether unete
sufficient motion Of tho water 10 render The buoy reoe
guide Captains pilots Of vessels passing near tn Doy
are requested weeks trial. to send TO his ONCE their
opinion to ia usefulness.
BY order OF the Lighthouse Board
Tompkinsville. Y Juno 1887 Inspector od D's'ri'
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN June l-Saed. steamer city oi Rlchfnohu
(BT) Relford from Liverpool hence Tor New-loI 49,,
MovIfLF june Arrived steamer Devonia Obj Young
from New.York May II her TO Glasgow Jana pro-
ceededl. - IT., for
New-YOrk. ~.
LIZARD juno Passed steamer Belgenand tBelg) Bey-
non from New.York Nav 81 ON her way TO ADtwerp w.t.,
verrA from New-York May Ii on her way ID Antwerp.
popr SIN June Arrived steamer Regina (Br) Angus
from New York May ok her way TO Jeddah-
HAVANA May sO-A-rived, steamer Mexico (span), Car
mona from New.York. N, ,,.pror.or from,
XnrL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-02

The supper was laid on the table trim
When out comes, roaring, my young son, Jun,
"Oh daddy. the rats! A dozen or two,
Are gobbling the supper, and baby too;
MY WIFE, with scream. seized Iron and broom,
clutchet bottle, and made for the room.
Never was heard such hullabaloo
II woke up the cat and the terrier, too.
The terrier thought we were hunting the cat,
Got grip OF her tail, as she went for the rat.
jim, with his Ratchet, tumblcd over pail,
And tried to hold terrier back by the tail.
I caught Jim by the wool, but rather too late
The table received such hump from his pate
That teapot, plates, lamp. chairs. baby and az,
Were upset on the floor, mid crash and squali.
The people about shouted " Murder! Fire
And the police rushed in the cause 10 inquire
They'd listen 10 nothing, We wanted 10 state,
But To the next station lugged me on straight
Sworc ! was drunk nearly murdered my wife,
md Of my poor infant endangered the HE,
Broke tables, chairs, and the cr0ckery ware >.
When the Justice said, what q savage old bear"
Not needing word my poor wife did swear,
Impriso ned and fined, l cursed my sad fate.
When lately learned but rlther too late,
Instead OF depending on traps, dogs or cats,
My only protection was "RouoH on RATS"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-02
BROOKLYN.

John Roohringe alquor seller at No 81 Atlantic ave-
found guilty yesterday OF deiaudine the Btoos as
by rubber tube connecting the
on both In his place thai gas was
sed without being registered the meter Police Justice
Walsh sentenced 500 fine 10 prison or lOO
days
es States Marshal Stafford took Of Office
teay and who retired after more
than MT Siarorfs bondsie
Tor the $50 has TO give Or H. A. IncAcr
and ohn Wool with lie associated ~ trustee o
Dr Talma abernsco The nine deputy marshas were
reappOInted temporarily.
At arge Quintard vetoed the action % the
visors IN authorizing the purchase Of add ona ground
fo an extension OF the 32d regiment armoy TOT S8yvp on
the plea that price excessive According 10 te is
sesssd valuation the ground Is worth $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-02
MR.. LEWIS LITTLE JOKE on BARSUM

Mr. Lent THE circus man was AT one lime partner o,
L. +. Barnum, touring mo country WIN So -
shoy ON earth having for It's principal attraction Tom
thumb and ten elephants. Then Chicago was Two
days stand" and Barnums wagglsh P'rlnrni use rte
lafc with much gusto Joke he played ON Barnum Inc
partners quartcred In tavern that STOOL on ne
Lent rave orders that Mr. Barnun should he called at an
early hour aud served with cocktail Every one Knows
NJ Mr. Rarnu's hatred OF liquor and his feelings can
. h imaeiued when he was aroused the next morning
bv a darkey who pounded on his door and called out
'Time To get up. Mr. Barnum. open uo 400 "h ioV ho
in wild yoO' cocktail"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-02
c1UBBEp FOR "GUY1yG" A POLICEMAN.

william L. Markell q young policeman Of the West Tween
uehst squad trial before Commissioner Porter at
Headquarters yesterday charged with beating William Man.
SELL coored man. in seventhave beer shop on The AFTER
OF May % He did deny IA charge but sad that
Aanse and other eSorsd men had been gnying MN De-
Seventh car he saw Mansen umbrella at him
aud he thought he might az well put stop 10 the guying
He accordingly jumped on the followed the col
cred the and him General Por
-.
Policeman Charles A. Flay. of Deancey St. OF
olubbing O'Ne at Delaney and Sherfsts IN
brutal the night OF May g. In his defence he
ahA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-02
THE BALTIMORE Ayp ONO DEAL;

T1IfIm0Tf diIUaffI % INf IT lIHYTVH IViI' ~
President Roucri Garrett Of the baltimore ana ONO
Railroad and a personal friend had long conversation
on SUNDAY last at Upands. Mr. Garetts country place
I'm The course OF which the much TALKED OF deal came up
MIR Garrett stated that Henry Ives. OF New oth ha'I
called upon him that sunday morning, ana they spent
several hour. together The deal" said Mr Hatret1
tfitis deal means nothing beyond the extension Oh
tho conpany's system and inogease In It, business
LARGE rusons and the covering OF much broader area
or fcrrfory Is what IL contemplated by the deal IL
H. M, ikrlv .,I Mr. CARROTS friend. that the true IN
warnes. OF tho deal will he made known until altcr
Vor on lime ana leaves everything In good hands
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-02
4 NEW HOME FOR MISSION BOARDS.

The of Home and of Foreign Missions of the Presby
terrain Church their quarters the Lenox
mansion at Ffthave and Twelfthst in the fall The pres
emf mission building at No % Centret will probably be
and rented for office purposes and Will bring IN con-
sderabe purposes OF home and foreign mis-
sion work OF changing tho Lenor house for the
new offices begin tins month The property which has
besn secured for Boards estimated 10 be worth
slOO 900 secured for s26oOOO OF which amount
$iO0OOO was Miss Henrietta LenOX for the purchase
Of suabe building; $4,000 given by tho present
heirs Lenox estate and addition TO place the
binding In repair the occupants. This leaves an
actual outlay OF only $4,000 Tor the new property
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-02
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.


Coroner Hall. OF Glen Cove L. L. began an inquest
dav uuon of Captain Thomas & carpenter WHO -
supposed been murdered on board OF ms 5cho3t
Long November 20 aud whose Dolly noateh Asho
After several Witnesses had tfsi'd
the Of the schooner when fouu Captain Henry
Abrams OF Whitestone. told the Jury that on satuday
November 49, he the schooner on rags Neck
with board. This statement ,ohvlnoc mo ~
mai the captain had taken Henry Frank. the
mate of the schooner aboard and warrant was ime
ssued for Franks arrest witness and gwen 10 Doec
tive James Ayers ~ execute. Samuel n Adams :,eN
York steyedore next testified that he Henry A frank
assisting the dead captain his vessel out OF port from
the foot OF Jay ST. November - The inquest VIII be con-
tinue tO.da
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-02
DIR. MARKINGS RESIGNATION ACCEPTED

100 members OF the Fou teenh Street Presbyterian
Church the lecture OF tho church to
consider the resignation OF their pastor the Rev DR. T. H.
Marng who has received call 10 INC Emmanuel Congrega
uona Church a. Montreal Dr. Markings resignation was
read sunday and surprise TO his congregation
ght by unaninO vote and will take Of
July 81 Resolutions OF regret because OF his csgna
ton a a committee appointed meet
lie Presbytey complete the Formally Of the
Dr. Marug OF this church for nearly twelve
wears Toronto from England. In 1872 and two
years entered the Theological Seminary In Montreal
student and preacher In Canada and
Il lis thorough familiarity with the Canadian Congrega
ona Church that has brought him call 10 this important
church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-02

THEY WANT TO DESTROY The POLO GROUNDS
deegatlon OF property north OF Central Park
the Park Board yesterday open One hund cd and
between Filth and Sixth The space be-
hundred 10 one
occupied by the Polo Grounds
The delegation included Henry A. Cram w. IL. Leo A. H.
Orr and King They urged that II was important TO The
property the neighbornood that
tie Polo Ground encos taken down
They Park Commssioners had the authority TO
under the law that gives them control
All within $50 feet Of the
bon ndary line Of the city parks.
PARK said that II the Polo Ground
obstruction he would be In favor OF removing
whether the statute the COn
missoners authority for tins action The question would
frst have TO be submitted Corporation Counsel Tho
Commissi did not meet yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-02
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

nm <s,nv. B,shop CORTLAND Whitehead. Of Pitts
burg Henry Of ithaca. and Colonel W. Cole ana
Young of Tennessee-- murray HtH
J. r. Bodwe Of Maine Atoemare He1tLa aw
MERCER Premier. and Joseph Sheyn Commissioners o.
Lands of Quebec, and tho Rev Dr 4 N.
Cosrad and A. cas;att OF PhiiadelphiSs hps and
Major A. J. c. Wrench. OF the British Army
House-General George H. Sharpe OF kingston n: H.sts
Judge J. NJ. WoOlworth OF Omaha. N,u ITr -
William Purcell of Rochester, and John Raeey RacE and
Baltimore. Rossnore Hote-Colonel Henry Ne I5a,si
Captain J. It. Haskell U. :. Army: C1nttne"'"' 1'
Alphonso TAFT. recently U. S. Minister 10 hussi@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-02
pPORlRIE MTRDER OF A NEGRO.

The body OF Matthew Raney, alias Norwood, a negro,
was found lying in the yard behind the house No. 22s
West Thirtieth-st yesterday. The mans skull was
crushed in one leg broken and deep wound made
by a razor was discovered In the groin. Norwood had
been living with colored driver named Kelly who, with
his wife occupied on the third noor OF the
Tbirtiethst house Charles johnson, who occupied
adjoining room the house, told the police that there
night he heard noise Of something heavy falling In
the ward about midnight and after that the house
cn,ct MIRA Kelly admitted that Matt" In the
On Tuesday night bus declared that she knew nothing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-02
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NETWORK. "WEDNESDAY. JUNE l. 1887
ARRIVED


steamer Nevada t3r Cushing Liverpool Nav 81 Queens
town 90 with nlse and 9J2 passengers TO NJ Unuerh
70 Arrived al the Bar at 645 - =,
Steamer (Ircassla (nr), Campbell, Glasgow May ~ MO
% 20 with mdss and 95S passengers 10 Henuersoh bros
Arrived a the Bar at sos M . - ,,,.
steamer CITY Alexandria REYNOLDS Havana days WIN
m Lac and to Alexandra sons Arrived Al tue
Bar at loan. ,..o. >too,a,o
nav % Bay and Port Maria 26 with mdse 10 u es
seis a Co Arrived at the Bar at a m. ~, 49,.
steamer Prithjo lNor) Bergh Baracoa days win irWt
10 II Dunois Arrived at the Bar at lo3O IN
sUNsET-At sandy Hook. wind Moderate SSWi aehse
fog At City Island. wind Light Sw, dense ios
Arrived Yesterday
Steamer westernand tDelgl. Randle Antwerp May ~.
with mdse and g3T 10 Peter Wright sons AT
rived at the Bar at li.37 m.
CLEARED.
Steamer Germanic tBr) Geadcll Liverpool via queens
town. Bruce Ismay. = o....,o~,
4 w Hurst, x.,..o. d..
steamer Of Georgia OBI. Noodle, Glasgow
Steamer ksr (Gs Christonrs Bremen via southampton
steamer Venice obj. Mcdonnell. BordeauI-slmpson'
Steamer Amafyls (Br Black. BordssuI-Iawrence Giles
Il Co AN
Steamer City OF Para Dexter Aspnwa Usc-Pachc Mall
IS Co. -. .x.,,. and
Curacao-Boulton Bias a Dalett
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-02
WEsTCHFsTER COUNTY.

RYRA citizens association has been organized with the
following officers: w. II. Parsons. president the Rev
Joseph ~ Pullman esident; Alfred f. Lewis score
fary and treasurer object VI the association Is TO
that the Excise ls~s arc properly enforced.
CRoToN AQrKDUCT-A gang OF Italians while at work at
No ii A. aque,uct struck dynamite cartridge
which resulted OF the mcn being very badly hurt
Jhoy ERE Hospital this city, for treat
meBt Others seriously injured and they were
attended 10 by medical men In the neighbOrhooi.
I.RcuMogI MAyop-The Episcopal Chapel will be opened
for service on Sunday morning definitely
who will assigned conduct the religious services.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-02
NEW-LERHEY.

NEW BguXswCKCa Joel Griffin. OF No. lGO Fulton
st. n y In tho lumber trade ana IN former
Government contractor, died on TUESDAY
night at Trenton lnsine Asylum TO which he was re
mi weeks set IRE OF
James McIlvaine of South Rver yesterday Barns horses
DESTROYED loss $4,000 .-Ihe grOces
have formed protective against dead beats black
lst IA belnR complied.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-02
STATEN ISLAND.

NRwDoRP-The funeral OF Mrs Robert woodrow, WHO
was burned to death Vanderbilt hre on Decoration
Day place yesterday The body was buried III Silver
Mount CemelcrY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-02
Grrr1NG 1 JrRr TO TRY REICM

Ten Juror. secured yesterday Tor the tr@ OF Auop
p.h before Recorder In the curt OF Oonera sos
slons Reich Of tho murder OF hs we lena
ws found dead tho hallway Of No IA N"rikson hH
stt ~ ANIL 10 lIets Hungarian and employed as
t4ilor M. wies throat cut with sharp knife 20
one tho killing tho evidence against Reich - ruIcv
crcumstant Ills frequent quarrels win ms wiie am ho
d.covrry OF blood stains his clothing VIII DC acsed
circumstances against him. The trial Will occupy cVet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-02

and dignity and found the of the Ill calmly con-
tenplang the operation 49, A. ,.. oes.,a,
What mean SIT asked Tue ita.o o','vi III.
.what do yoii mean by having Infatuated animal ike
that roaming the fedsf NJ, ~
"WsI e,,ess the bull has some right in the field"
.Rghti Right! Do you know who am, sirf DO you
know who ami"
The farmer shook his head
al sir. / am General -" .
"Why Ia thunder didn't you tell tho bullf'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-02
COMPLAINTS OF AQuEDUor AABoRERs

Edward Fox and companion who have been employed IS
borsrs .. shaft 30 Of the Aqaeduc Of which John
nrunpton Co. the contractors. appeared before the
Yesterday complained that the suecon
sctors had not and ad that e34 was due him.
Chairman said that the board wond not
teSS 6funfon CO. was on the way here V satisfy the a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-02
LONG ISLAND.

CRSrRg MORICHRs-The annual meeting OF the Womens
Home Foreign Missionary Society OF the Prcsbytey OF
the Presbyterian Church last night ana
will continue to-day. The public meeting with which tle
proceedings opened addressed by Rev. Arthur
Newman who personal TecOectons of the re 3ious
ASPECT Mountain region and the Pacific slope
present from all parts OF Suffolk and queens
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-02

TIE MAYOR BOUND TO HAVE CLEAN STRhEIS
The Committee on Railroads OF the Board OF Aldermen
v.s,erdav gave another hearing the street railroad
representatives about sanding their roadbeds Mayor
Hewitt was present. He said in part
There IL no reason why NewYork shonld not be clean
civ determined that II shall be clean some ue ao
sent for Cleaning Commissioner Coleman anu to
him What wanted done gave MIN unll June 10 uen'vu
clean tho streets told MN hst II tue
worE was performed Ia satisfactory manner woud reap
ponf him but failed woul turn him out anu appoint
some man would better. MI Coleman said hs ono
of Icults, which lac had TO con WIN IA
the aprnkns OF sand on inc slt
rarotdbeis. simply impossible To keep the s'i9S.
Gle IN II this ~ things allowed 10 continue "e
saui really makes tho pavemenis more tHppoy man
would be would suggest a. remedy tha 'nr
.,.c eeu tho racs, paved with narrow blocks "a
Nv the horse. better fo0thoid The companies can ahOi
II ffeir stocks arc above far and they mako money
supcrntendent Robertson OF the Third Avenue Surface
Railioal said that the polished surface OF the pavement
tracks due 10 the continual tNc VI 1o
horses over ~. and not Ia the Use OF slnl ,
The committee Will hear Commissioner Coleman next
Wctin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-02
INSURANCE MEN WORRYING.
HEAVY LOSSES BY THREE RECENT FIRES.

THE FULL LIST on THE BELT LINE STABLES
WHAT OFFICERS OF VARIOUS COMPANIES SAY.
Rumors Of failures of fire insurance companies were
A,iug about thick and fact among insurance men
yesterday They were caused by the tnree ia,en ne:
of the last week-tho Belt Line car stables rainier,
eooperage In Williamsburg and John >. hicnarue
warehouse at West and King sts., On each VI wh'on
certain comp anies, which had already sus'a,"eu i
lo,ses this year. had unusually big lines III tue n'
months since January the nuInoer Oh nres o"'"e
H.. lo,ses ba. been greater than in any similar
neriod since the my fires In the drvgoods ds'rc' III
1870 The result has been that several companies
have been hard hut" as the expression 49, anu il
tbev do not succumh they will probably be obliged 10
.ss one, or two dividends The largest loser IN the
fires of the last week was the Phcnx Company, Oh
I,opdoo Ii had q line OF S2S,7oO on inc D'i' i1
car stables aud $47, 500 on the WILLIAMSBURG ooope..
age and its total loss the two cannot '"'i iai ~
OF SEQ 600 These are abnormaIly large ",nou"s ~
nlaae On sjnglc risks, but 1t was exp'iheo ny WV :"
the officers of the company in this way
We began on May l. 1856. to increase our INES OF
Insurance on certain slsSi TO $50 co. It was in
,pneasnre new departure and we placed TINS khu OF
business in separate department, has rsSs we
naturally expected big losses and calculated that we
would be able to pay out $4,000 day without I'M
IN, expectation and, notwithstanding the large
losses OF the past few days our premiums nave oeen
considerable, more than enough 10 keep US es o. ho
Another OF the companies WREN was saio " 10
.eected nv the recent fires is the Fire Association
OF NewYofk This was organized less tnnn yen ar
,,Iac;nc large lines running as high as $Zo ,Ooo
it hst wG o s5fs s tSs ina
roonsraoe FIRE and So coo in the Kingst. warehouse
SIsze Vanderbilt Allen, the president, said that
even If this was total loss, which he douptea' us
company would dot be seriously anecteu as IL n' &C.
an unusually good OF luck, not having had me
for the first SIX months of it's existence and exue"eiy
II was impossible to learn yesterday the fui amount
nj insurnnce Oh the Kingst fire, as many oheers vi
the companies interested were too busy auJ9s.lnS
other ,rses to be present 1T the meeting OF INC %
of Underwriters but it is believed tc be S1oa6U V
The American Insurance Company placed soVooo on
the building which is owned by Booth q Edgar and
!, damaged $40, 900, and the Liverpool and LONDON
and Globe Scottish Union, London Assurance,
Mechanics and Merchants and Sun Fire Companies
issued the largest policies on the contents. great
efor has been made by oanes interested 10 pre-
ysnt the publication of a complete list OF the nsur,
snces on the Belt Line car stables was ieafeq
that it would affect their standing, XII ,1 ,;st
reporter succeeded. no wever IN obtaining iui "''
and it is given herewith IN full;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-02
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY.
sunrsei 426 sct'. 72I Moon sets 2@S Moonsas'. -
WATER
vs,,sv uoot AS GOV Ts'd 426 Holl Gats- 8 70
a. snnyy la ia GOV I.rd bOI Hell Cato. 6.j3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-02
ALONG THE SOUND.
THEY WANT TO DESTROY THE POLO GROUNDS

gRIDGEroRT-The Rev IL G. Hovey has been publicly II
stalled pastor OF Park Street Congregational Church
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-02
Announcements

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. d.
1855 west 63dst &C.,.
rro,rs eto 10 bto Diseases OF the Nervous Systen
Genito Urinary Organs impotence ami sterility.
White High Hats, So 80; elsewhere 20.
SIMMER derbys Al 90 So 49, 50 90-slving 81 on each
KEYYEuY 26 Cortlandtst, cor. Church. upstairs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-02
HOME NE WIS.

inande OF the workman The Committee ON "~
directed 70 look int tho subject
The Irish standard., 1887-10-01
ROSCCMMON.

On the 1st instant intelligence reach
ed Strokestown, that the body of a
child named Annie Jones, OF no fixed
residence had been found inside wall
at a place called Athbrook, two miles
fir ON the town. 1t appears the child s
mother is a beggar. She was asked to
take shelter in a house near where the
body was found, but declined to accept
it. 1t Is thought the child died from
n eglect or starvation, as it presented a
pitable and CHASTITY appearance, The
age Of the child was only 8 years.
The Irish standard., 1887-10-01
70 80 zaez THE NORTHWEST
TICKET OFFICES:

CHICAGO-905 Clark Street.
CHICAGO depot, Cor. Polk st. and Fifth
CHICAGO-Palmer House.
CHICAGO-Grand Pacific HOte..
CHICAGO-TremontH House.
MILWAUKEE-395 395 Broadway.
MILWAUKEE-New Passenger Station.
ST. PAUL-17S East Third Street.
AT. PAUL-UniOn Depot.
MINNEAPOLlS-19N NicOllet House BLOCK.
NEAPOLIS-Union Depot,
The Irish standard., 1887-10-01
SLIGO.

The sixth annual meeting of the
County Sligo Agricultural Society came
off ON Aug. 3lst, on the Fair Green at
Sligo, under most favorable auspices,
notwithstanding the torrents of rain
which fell during the day and the
great depression existing among the
agriculturists generally. All the draw
backs considered, there has been mark
ed Improvement both in the number
and quality of the exhibits as COM
pared with former years.
The Irish standard., 1887-10-01
MAYO.

Fathers Callwey and Wellsby, S. j.,
were among those who visited Knock,
on Aug. 18th, and took part III the Gel
ebration of the eighth anniversary OF
the ''apparition." A large number OF
persons attended from all parts, and
walked in procession around the church
with cross borne before, and banners
flying. The venerable parish priest OF
Knock, Archdeacon Cavanagh, was
prevented from being present, as he
has now been suffering for some months
from ill-health, which confines him to
his bed.